>>85329
Hol' on so you be sayin' that Patchers can ball for a short period of time?
How is that considered Ballin'?

That ZUN horn rendition of Cornered is pretty good

>>85330
There are no concrete rules on how long one must shoot b-ball to be considered ballin. Just the fact that Patchy held a basketball is evidence enough that she is ballin.

She's going for a slam dunk!

Is it not a conflict of interest for the town's journalist and editor also be their prosecutor?

ｷﾀ───(ﾟ∀ﾟ)───!!

That you couldn't find the Asuka cutout means you aren't cut out for watching the rebuilds yet. Did you even try to show your figs to people on the train so they could show you theirs? Or discuss how deep eva was so that you could all admire how above you it all was?

I don't think you're ready to be a real eva-head at all.

>>85346
Dumb argumentative evaposter

>>85346
>discuss how deep eva was
We're well past the time for that. If you need to voice it at all, it's simply because you haven't kept up with the last thirty years.
This is an age of unspoken understanding. A nod, a coy smile, a wink, the mutual acknowledgement of past meditation immersed in the vast experience that is Neon Genesis Evangelion. No arguments about symbolism, budget allocation, characterization, it's all obsolete. Everyone, from the train conductor to the women in their exclusive carriage (yes, even them), all finally grasp the place Eva holds with its infinite ramifications. It's proof that society can progress.

ｷﾀ───(ﾟ∀ﾟ)───!!

But you can't really blame him too much. He was lacking critical information on just who he was attacking.

A wiser man would've run away right there.

>>85350
Aikido... impressive. I bow to her superior skills.

I have no idea how scoring in figure skating works, but it's very nice to see someone do well and for me not to care about the 3D

>competitors accumulate points based on the degree of difficulty (base value) of each technical element and how well each element is executed (grade of execution, or GOE). Skaters also earn points based on their overall skating ability and performance level through program component scores.
The difficulty of actions are given points. Partial points and Penalties occur for failing. An overall score is used by judges to grade their perofrmance in the entire set

Copied from a post on smug:
>They explain it a bit better in the manga. Each segment of the performance has a base score determined by the difficulty and gets bonuses or penalties based on the quality. Single jumps get a low base score. Quadruples and combos get big numbers. And you get a 1.1x multiplier for stuff done in the 2nd half. At higher level competitions, people are putting up 3 digit scores and one jump combo will be like 12 points after multipliers

C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER

You did it, Miri...

>>85303
based? based....based? BASED?? BASED???!??!?
BASED. ON. WHAT!? YOU ABSOLUTE MONGOLOID, BASED ON FUCKING WHAT, TELL ME, WHAT!!!!!!!

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i got better things to do than track down every cropping of a twitter meme

dont lie, you dont

i genuinely do

>>85316
She absolutely positively does not have the constitution or stamina to be a maid for more than five seconds.

>>85317
wish my computer was that soft...

>>85317
That's still 5 seconds more patchy maid than no patchy maid.

>>85318
Ran's tails generates a mighty need to fluff and snooze.
>>85319
Fair point.

>>85320
she ballin

>>85295
The loli slayer? Yeah, me too. Richter's a fool for looking down on her.

What would /jp/ do in this situation?

Well, that was fun. Probably the easiest Castlevania I've played yet, especially Dracula (literally the same as Castlevania 3's but easier because this game controls better and it doesn't have the third phase)

The cutscenes were a cool addition, but for me Maria really stole the spotlight with her cute little self calling Dracula a meanie.

>>85297
I'd take her home in an instant!

>>85297
give her a hefty dose of vitamin D

>>84973
Migu's big fat filesize broke the kissu servers.

Smigus it is then.

https://youtu.be/EVYo6hgFu1c

>>84972
gdgd miku

Mirai was so cute. The little chibi characters interacting with stuff was really soothing to the spirit. Sadly the room feature that featured in so many of the games is missing from the one that came to Steam which is an arcade thing.

oh yeah thats the stuff

https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm4434710

Happenings thread reminds me of a good David Lynch saying

We should watch the whole filmography

The more I think about lost highway the more I think I love it

>>85207
Sure, I'd certainly be up for it, and it's easy enough to set up a stream on giko, and maybe if theatre's able to support streaming in the same way we can do it there too, or on yukkuri. I'll do it whenever I get the urge to

>>85246
Well if you do it I'll be there. I'll try to hold back on my sardonic comments this time, because I really do enjoy his whole vision. It's really aesthetically fantastic

>>85191
I like the one where he talks about the unified field.

>>85283
an iconic color palette

>>85283
Such a rotund cat, now in 3D...

I
WISH
VR
CHAT
WORKED ON MY COMPY
SIGH

Do people just use VRoid studio to make avatars like this? I created an OC Donut Steel a while ago and it would be model her in 3D, but I never stuck with Blender.

>>85287
For avatars of this complexity, if you want to create something from scratch, you really need to learn how to use blender: how to optimize mesh geometry, then create textures from the unwrapped UVs, and optimize the the number of textures, and then learn how to create an armature, rigging and weightpainting, and lastly create blendshapes for facial expressions. That's the basic process more or less, and applies for both creating the avatar base as well as any clothing. Then you need to learn a little bit of Unity so that you can import your exported avatar base .fbx from blender, import your clothing .fbx's from blender, add a shader to those meshes and apply your exported textures to the meshes, and then combine the armatures for your base avatar with the clothing by placing the clothing bones under the corresponding parent root bone for the avatar armature (i.e. if you have a shirt, you would put the torso section of the shirt's chest bone beneath the chest bone of the avatar; this ensures that when the avatar moves, the bones are linked together so that when the avatar chest moves, the shirt chest moves with it.). Adding props, like something you might hold in your hand is basically the same process, but instead of having a bunch of bones, you just have a single component to place under the hand parent avatar bone. At this point, you would then select and apply a humanoid rig from the VRChat component to the avatar, select the eyes so that VRChat can apply its dynamic gaze (all you have to do is rig the eyes, and VRChat takes care of moving the eyes around based on the general direction you're looking at), and then select your mouth blendshapes to the corresponding mouth visemes, and set the eye viewpoint to just behind the eye location on your avatar's head. Then you login into your VRChat account through the VRChat Unity plugin, check if VRChat says there's anything wrong with your avatar, fix those issues and go through the automatic process of creating an avatar thumbnail, description, name for your avatar, and apply tags (NSFW, blood, etc.), set visibility of the avatar to public or private and then FINALLY, you can click Upload or Test and then your avatar will show up in VRChat!

If you want to be fancy, you can also set up things like clothing toggles, and gesture-based facial expressions, but that's a bit too complex to go into full detPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

In a way the moral quandary of the movie is quite applicable to many different real life situations. Especially those related to studios crunching to create the best work possible. Was the success of JJK worth the toll it took on MAPPA's animation staff?

>>85259
True, and if it weren't for Fletcher's hell lessons Neiman may have had another path in life available to him that didn't rapidly diminish his remaining time. All his school time used on music and his connections burnt because of how the stress made him a prick to those around him.

>>85253
Honestly, I can't really blame Fletcher. You can call him an asshole, you can say he was unreasonable, but he certainly wasn't a hack. Nobody was forced to be there. The people who were there, were there because they wanted to be there and got there by their own efforts. The people who couldn't bear his teaching methods would have been weeded out. The trombone player who didn't know whether he was in tune was out because he couldn't stand the pressure. Tanner, by a fluke, lost his notes and couldn't play without them. Connolly genuinely was better than Neiman for a brief moment there, but he had more time to practice. But at the end of the day, Fletcher's methods did work. He did produce a band that was the best among the competition.

There wasn't anything saying Neiman had to measure up to Connolly -- he wanted to be better. Neiman gets on a bus and it has a flat tire. That's life. But what does Neiman do? He tries to call a cab, but when it's clear it's not gonna make it he gets a rental car and speeds to make it to the recital. And then Neiman strolls in swearing because he doesn't get to play? Neiman was the one being unreasonable, not Fletcher. Fletcher didn't force him to get into a car accident to get his sticks to play, or force him to play even after the car accident. When Fletcher told Neiman he was out, I think he was right to do so. If Fletcher's methods were pushing Neiman to do better, Neiman was pushing himself even harder.

Upswingin was definitely malicious, but again... Neiman put himself into that position. He didn't have to talk with that lawyer to oust Fletcher from Shaffer. Sean Casey died in a car accident. What did any of that have to do with Neiman? He could have walked away.

>>85257
Honestly, considering my own life for a moment, the things that I have worked on, that I've pushed myself beyond my limits, and made me feel miserable? Those are some of the things I have been most proud of to have accomplished in my life. It's as >>85258 says. It should be up to the individual whether they think it's more important to be successful at the cost of their personal life or not. In Neiman's case, he wanted that. Maybe he does dPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>85267
>Sean Casey died in a car accident
That one's actually wrong and easy to miss if you miss a line. Fletcher's only saying it was a car accident probably to cover for himself. Later on with the lawyers it's clarified that Sean Casey hung himself.

>>85268
>That one's actually wrong
That was why I italicized it. The point is that it had nothing to do with Neiman. We never see Sean Casey. He could have moved to Panama and given up music to enjoy the low cost of living for all it matters. Tanner washed out, but what did he do instead? He went into pre-med. Nothing forced Sean Casey to kill himself. It's a red herring. Maybe Fletcher did drive Sean Casey to suicide because of his methods, but that's ignoring everything unreasonable Neiman did that makes their situations incomparable.

Alice has delicious legs.

>>85138
Because she's Alice!

>>85122
Turn into a child.

Official Alice soundtrack.

>>85213
lofi beats to Alice to

>>85237
you mean Y

My thesis is that humanity as a whole is becoming much better on average with ero. I mean just look at this: https://exhentai.org/g/2768356/5075a68bfe/ Maybe I was just bad at finding stuff in the past, but I feel you'd be hard pressed to find this kind of quality in ero anywhere besides the best of the best in the past. Now it's far more common for artists to be on that level or higher, and there's so many you can't even name them all.

So the increase in groin shots might just be a side effect of more people noticing they're quite sexy when detailed well from the increase in exposure from the amount of good artists now out there, and they're trying to keep up.

>>85240
God that tummy is so hot.

best of both worlds, a 5th or 6th grader loli: Ŷ

>>85250
snoofing that floof